Hi All, thought i would post some pics of my 24ft by 5.5ft party/stadium banner. It is full multi piece construction, with several clips and ties along one side with loops on the end. I was wondering if anyone has a bigger or longer party banner, only have seen period pics of bigger ones, regards, John.
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picture of the banner when i bought it from Bill Shea about 7 years ago now, hope you all like it, regards John.Comment
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Not bigger, but about the same size as yours.....It covers about 5 feet of the room in the foreground, then the entire far room, and drapes over the couch, down to the floor again.....
I got this one because it's the iconic TR banner size that I grew up seeing in films, newsreels and photographs.
Cheers,
Bob.
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Very nice flag/banner Bob, does look to be the same size as mine
I just cant recall ever seeing any longer banners than 24ft for sale over the years, im sure they are out there somewhere, regards, John.
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about long and narrow nazi flags ???
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John:
Back in the 1970's when I decided to focus my old flag collecting
on soldier trooped size unit flags, I sold off my ~60 foot long or so
Nuremberg Stadium banner. Unfortunately, I later found out that
it was cut up to make lots of small flags.
Your WW2 original long
and narrow width example is quite unusual in that it also has side
pole mounting snap hooks, which is like those recreated in the more
recent Valkyrie movie, as shown below.
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i have a 30 x 5ft party banner sorry but i dont have any pics at the moment. i will take a pic and post it as soon as we have daylight this side of the pond
regards, mark.
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Hi Guys and thanks for the replies, great to know that these monsters are out there somewhere they are impossible to display but they are real history and great to look at for sure
regards, John.
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